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Internet Cheers for Topher Grace as a Video with Whitney Cummings Resurfaces Amid Danny Masterson Scandal

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Topher Grace Finds Redemption as Fans React to Video Resurfacing, Highlighting His Contrast with ‘That ’70s Show’ Co-Stars Amid Danny Masterson’s Conviction

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Topher Grace, renowned for his role in ‘That ’70s Show,’ is experiencing a wave of support from fans in the wake of the highly-publicized Danny Masterson scandal, which culminated in Masterson’s sentencing to 30 years to life in prison. A recent clip from Whitney Cummings’ ‘Good For You’ podcast, in which Grace was interviewed, has resurfaced on social media. In this interview, Cummings praised Grace for his levelheadedness and his decision to stay away from drugs.

Cummings also commended Grace for maintaining friendships from his childhood rather than exclusively mingling with Hollywood elites. This praise caught the attention of internet users, who applauded him for not offering support to the convicted Masterson. Masterson, who follows the Scientology faith, was accused of sexually assaulting a minimum of three women between 2001 and 2003, as documented by the Daily Mail. On September 7, the 47-year-old actor received a 30-year to life prison sentence after being convicted on two counts of rape.

Why Did Topher Grace Maintain Distance from His ‘That ’70s Show’ Castmates?

For years, rumors circulated that Topher Grace was perceived as “pretentious” and didn’t socialize with cast members, including Ashton Kutcher, Mila Kunis, Laura Prepon, Wilmer Valderrama, and Danny Masterson, as per Business Insider. Grace’s character, Eric Forman, even saw reduced screen time after the show’s seventh season, and he made only a cameo appearance in the finale. Additionally, his pursuit of roles in movies may have contributed to his detachment from ‘That ’70s Show,’ according to CBR.

 

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In the digital age, where the internet archives everything, netizens quickly revisited this topic. They now believe Grace is justified in his actions, seeing that he was previously labeled as “boring” and as someone who didn’t engage in the same social activities as his castmates.

Fans Rally Behind Topher Grace After His Interview with Whitney Cummings Resurfaces

Upon the reposting of Topher Grace’s conversation with Whitney Cummings, internet users wasted no time sharing their thoughts.

 

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“Whoa. I’m not usually a Cummings fan, but I have a newfound appreciation for Grace. This clip really impressed me,” wrote one user. Another individual commented, “Topher was just being smart, learning from observing others in Hollywood at a young age. During the era of ‘That ’70s Show,’ there was a lot of partying happening with Lindsay, Britney, and Paris Hilton. Ashton and the rest were part of that scene.”

 

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“Amidst a sea of out-of-touch pop culture figures and celebrities, there’s thankfully Topher Grace, embodying refreshing normalcy from the start,” praised another fan.

“Interesting. I truly believe that to achieve excessive fame, you must have done some questionable things. It’s hard to believe you can be a good person and become mega famous,” pondered one fan thoughtfully.

One user expressed, “Topher Grace is having his moment. Or, to be more accurate, society is finally vindicating Topher Grace for not succumbing to Hollywood pressure. Danny Masterson and Wilmer Valderrama embraced, if not created, a toxic work environment on the set of ‘That ’70s Show.’ Scientology is toxic.” Another fan admired Grace’s choices, stating, “Let’s appreciate Topher Grace! I’ve frequently questioned why he chose not to participate when Ashton Kutcher, Danny Masterson, and Wilmer Valderrama ventured into the restaurant business together. Now it makes sense—he knew better. He was also the ‘outcast’ on the show and left early. He’s not like them.”

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